The Tales of Hoffmann - Les contes d'Hoffmann by Jacques Offenbach
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As for the features...
(He rises.) Oh, her face was charming... I see it, Fine as the day, running after her, I, like a fool, left the house paternal, And fled there'on to woods and vales Her hair, in sombre rolls, On her neck threw warm shades, Her eyes of enveloping azure, Cast about glances fresh and pure. And as our car without shock or tremor Carried our loves and hearts, her vibrant voice and sweet, To the heav'ns that listened, threw the conq'ring cry, And the eternal echo resounded in my heart. NATHANAEL. Oh strangest brain! Who are you painting! Klein-Zach? HOFFMANN. I speak of her... NATHANAEL. |
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